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Bon film !

Bon film !

Bon film !

the naughty nine is the good evening how are things going with you go to church today I wish you long life ❤️❤️❤️ I wish I had a good time as well as the sky is your time zone as new as

Let me begin with the positives first because there aren't too many. The sets in this movie are probably the best I've ever seen for a Christmas film, which is unfortunate because the rest of this movie is complete garbage. Not only does this movie teach kids to be naughty, but it also represents everything that Christmas shouldn't be. And Danny Glover as Santa? Really? Not that I'm opposed to it, but why him? He comes across as judgmental and unforgiving, contradicting everything Santa is known for. I simply don't understand why this movie spends almost its entire runtime teaching children to misbehave, steal, and lie, and then, in the last 5 minutes, Danny Glover appears at the very end, telling the naughty kids that he needs their help, with no explanation whatsoever. Sure, the naughty kids might learn their lesson to some extent, but to have an entire movie completely undermine the essence of Christmas and the importance of being good? I don't think this movie sends kids the right messages at all. But as I said, the set design in this movie is the best I've ever seen, and that's the only good thing about it. It seems like Disney wanted to create a naughty Christmas movie to teach kids that it's okay to misbehave.

Very enjoyable especially for family movie night. Great acting by the kids and cute concept. Definitely the christmas kiddy version of oceans 11 but no issues there. Well paced. Not laugh out loud humour but again not really something that's necessary. Not really for adults but clearly not the intended target audience. Loved that I'd never seen any of the child actors before- fresh new cast helped us to get into the story more. Overall great for family movie night with enjoyable plot and direction. Would recommend fore sure. Also helps justify the importance of staying off the naughty list for the Santa believers of the family ;)

The Naughty Nine is a family movie that is underrated for its underrated sub-genre of children's Christmas movies. The film follows nine children, Andy, Dulce, Andy, and Dulce, who set out to steal their toys from Santa after being denied gifts for being naughty. The film begins as a traditional trope of misfits and hijinks but quickly transforms into an action-packed film as they work together to prove their worth. However, things get complicated as they get over their heads and everything starts to go wrong. The film explores the traits of each character, highlighting why they are on the naughty list. Some characters are silly, like Albert, while others are intense, like Jon Anthony. However, the main issue is not their naughtiness, but their false beliefs about themselves that led to poor decision-making. For Dulce, it's the belief that her parents don't care, for Laurel, it's a lack of self-belief, for Jon Anthony, it's a belief that they're fraud, and for Andy, it's the belief that he can't be good. The film's Christmas atmosphere and themes are relatable, making the audience feel glad they pressed play. Director Alberto Belli and screenwriters Jed Elinoff and Scott Thomas effectively weave important topics into the movie without making them too "on the nose." The Naughty Nine is a family movie that teaches valuable lessons about having a good conscience, maintaining strong friendships, believing in others, and the importance of family. It is not just for children, but everyone should see it. The movie ends with Santa, played by Danny Glover, reminding us that we have a chance to make things right and redeem ourselves. The movie is perfect for those who enjoyed other holiday films like Santa Hunters, The Ultimate Christmas Present, and Unaccompanied Minors. The Naughty Nine is a light-hearted comedic film that reminds us that the most important thing to do each day isn't being naughty, but being nice. It's a must-see for everyone, especially those who enjoyed other holiday films like Santa Hunters, The Ultimate Christmas Present, and Unaccompanied Minors. The Naughty Nine TV movie features beautiful production values, with a magical North Pole feel. Digital set extensions, volumetric sets, and computer-animated characters, including reindeer, create a convincing version of Santa's village. The designers add timeless touches, anchored by Danny Glover's portrayal of Santa Claus. The story revolves around naughty kids trying to steal Christmas, with Santa's role as subtle parenting, guiding kids to do the right thing on their own. The Naughty Nine is a Disney story about morality and rightdoing, with the title indicating any wrongdoings. The kids, each with their unique talents, discover how to use their strengths to achieve their dreams, demonstrating the power of teamwork and making dreams a reality.

Was not expecting much from this movie and viewed it due to my kids showing interest. It is very light hearted and plays it fairly safe. All around great family movie for the holiday season. The cast is excellent and witty. The overall design is bright, original, and full of life. My kids were very entertained and have watched multiple times. Not only is this movie an exciting adventure but it also has heart. The message it delivers to kids is simple and something we can all attach our everyday lives too. One of the better Disney Christmas movies to come out in a long time. Hopefully there will be a sequel! Enjoy!

What would happen if the guys from Oceans Eleven were actually 11 years old, and on the naughty list? It might result in something like this Disney+ offering, which was certainly watchable for me and my first grader. Kids who don't get gifts from Santa decide to bust into Santa's village in the North Pole and get the gifts they didn't receive. Forget that they didn't get them because they are on the Naughty List. Kudos to the schools being named McAllister (Home Alone) and Griswold (Christmas Vacation). Side note of reality - if these tikes are so darn clever, it seems as though there may be less difficult ways to get the gifts they are missing. The gifts are the Macguffin of the film, which in the end isn't the most critical thing. The tease a sequel near the end - looking forward to it.

Wow! Who wouldn't enjoy this movie??? Phenomenal! We really enjoyed this funny & lighthearted movie :) Wonderful message & life lessons displayed as well! Great film for the whole family to watch! Worth watching til the end, what a great adventure these kids go on :) Looking forward to the second one (hopefully!) with the way it ended, definitely seems like there will be another one! Love to see the inclusivity & realness displayed as thats what the world needs more of right now! We would have loved to see it in theatres too, it would be a big hit! Love the way that Disney has been creating innovative films that challenge the old status quo, as we are moving in the right direction of acceptance & love for each others differences :) thanks Disney :)